The Difference Between Pile and Put Down

The difference between stack and put down is that they are pronounced differently and have different meanings.

One, the pronunciation is different

Stack, pronounced luò, fourth tone.

To put, pronounced liào, fourth tone.

Two, different meanings

Stack, means to put things on top of each other overlappingly, and can also be used as a quantifier for things placed on top of each other. In the dialect (Cantonese), "摞" is usually used instead of "拿", "提", "取", and so on.

Basic Explanations:

1. To put things on top of each other in an overlapping way.

2, for things placed overlapping.

Detailed Explanation:

〈动〉

1、Usually refers to stacking or piling up neatly. For example, stack the bricks on top of each other.

2. To arrange or place in a heap or as if in a pile. E.g. Stack the bowls on top of each other.

〈量〉

1、Often a neatly arranged and orderly stack. e.g. A stack of books.

2. A large number of things piled together or stacked one on top of the other. E.g., a stack of bricks.

To put down means to put down, to set aside, to discard, to discard, to get rid of.

Basic Explanation:

1. To put down; to set aside. E.g. He put down his rice bowl and went to the construction site again.

2, to bring down. E.g. He tripped over his feet and left his opponent on the ground at once.

3, throw; throw. E.g. Don't leave us halfway across the country.

Detailed explanation:

1. From hand, slightly sound. 本义：撇开，搁下，丢开。

2. Same as the original meaning.

Is it possible that I went to school and left you in the cold?

3, put, throw.

My things are not yet put anywhere?

4, put down. It means dead or killed.

E.g.: put down.

5, beyond. To leave others behind.

E.g.: put down.

6. To fall down, to get down.